KENYA CALLING: Kenya Kinski-Jones will be one of four faces in the ad campaign for Stella McCartney’s new fragrance, Pop, and will sit front-row at the designer’s ready-to-wear show in Paris on Monday.

Kinski-Jones will join the singer Claire Boucher, known as Grimes, in the print campaign photographed by Glen Luchford, and in a related video directed by the Grammy Award-winning Melina Matsoukas. Shot in the California desert, the images and the video have a girls-on-a-road-trip theme.

Kinski-Jones is the 23-year-old daughter of Nastassja Kinski and Quincy Jones, and is a student, model, competitive horseback rider and animal activist. She is one of four young women who will appear in the campaign for Pop, which will roll out to Sephora in the U.S. and to Stella McCartney stores and online later this month.

The remaining two models in the campaign will be revealed by McCartney later this week.

For pre-fall, Vivetta Ponti reimagined the characters of an antique tapestry through a punkish filter. The result was a collection that looked a tad less sugar-coated compared to previous seasons. While the brand’s signature feminine ad whimsical iconography, including cute animals and butterflies, were still there, a range of tartan pieces, including a coat and a plissé skirt showing floral inserts, as well as maxi-printed puffers, exuded a cool, urban vibe, writes @aleturra85.
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After dominating in the makeup and lingerie categories, not to mention her Fenty line with Puma, Rihanna is getting ready for her next act in fashion.
According to sources, the superstar has been in secret talks with LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton to launch a luxury fashion house under her name. The eponymous collection is said to cover everything from ready-to-wear to leather goods and accessories and is expected to launch later this year in tandem with Rihanna’s ninth studio album.
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Victoria Beckham has developed a power-dressing formula of her own that revolves around elegant tailoring, cozy knits and feminine yet easy-to-throw-on midi dresses — and she keeps returning to it, as it clearly seems to appeal to her growing customer base of women who subscribe to her brand of modern femininity and glamorous yet no-fuss clothing. “Ultimately it does always have to come back to the customer and what she wants,” Beckham told WWD while presenting her pre-fall 2019 collection. “When we do want to do something different, it is about doing it in a way that she can understand, taking her by the hand and showing her how to put the pieces together so that she can try new things and challenge herself.” Report: @natalietheodosi .
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